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Do P2P Messaging apps that don't require the internet exist?
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this post was submitted on 30 Jan 2025
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Telegram isn't P2P and isn't recommended. Signal is good, but not P2P. Matrix is decentralized, not P2P. SimpleX is P2P, I think, but not sure.
SimpleX uses onion links
Simplex uses Severs, you can bring your own one, but it is not peer to peer when talking about direct communication to the recipient